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1. (adj.) springy
characterized by elasticity; resilient:
a springy step.
Etymology: (1585–95)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (adj) bouncy, live, lively, resilient, springy
elastic; rebounds readily
"clean bouncy hair"; "a lively tennis ball"; "as resilient as seasoned hickory"; "springy turf"
2. (adj) springy
(of movements) light and confidently active
"he walked away with a springy step"
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1. (adjective) springy
(of sth soft) returning immediately to its original shape after you push on it
the fish should be white and springy to the touch
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Webster Dictionary |
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1. springy
resembling, having the qualities of, or pertaining to, a spring; elastic; as, springy steel; a springy step
2. springy
abounding with springs or fountains; wet; spongy; as, springy land
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Sense: able to spring back into its former shape
The grass is very springy.
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 Afrikaans: sponsig, veerkragtig |
 Arabic: يَقْفِزُ مُرْتَدّا |
 Bulgarian: еластичен |
 Brazilian: flexível |
 Czech: ohebný |
 German: elastisch |
 Danish: elastisk; spændstig |
 Greek: ελαστικός, μαλακός |
 Estonian: vetruv |
 Finnish: kimmoisa |
 French: élastique, souple |
 Hebrew: קְפִיצִי |
 Hindi: लचीला |
 Croatian: elastičan |
 Hungarian: ruganyos |
 Indonesian: melenting |
 Icelandic: sveigjanlegur |
 Italian: elastico |
 Japanese: 弾力がある |
 Korean: 복원력이 있는 |
 Lithuanian: liaunas, lankstus |
 Latvian: elastīgs; atlēcošs |
 Malay: anjal |
 Dutch: veerkrachtig |
 Norwegian: elastisk, spenstig |
 Polish: sprężysty |
 Portuguese: flexível |
 Romanian: elastic, suplu |
 Russian: упругий; эластичный |
 Slovak: ohybný |
 Slovenian: elastičen, voljen |
 Serbian: rastegljiv |
 Swedish: fjädrande, elastisk, spän |
 Thai: ยืดหยุ่น |
 Turkish: esnek |
 Taiwanese: 有彈性的 |
 Ukrainian: пружинний |
 Urdu: لچک دار |
 Vietnamese: đàn hồi |
 Chinese: 有弹性的 |
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